English Lutheran Church Survives as Split Forces Move
Rev M L Tate will leave Cheyenne soon to lead Lipton Iowa church after a loud dispute over language use split Scandinavian and English factions. The English missionWork is abandoned as church work suffers from the division amid competing claims to church property now in district court. Tate plans to preach at the Lutheran church tomorrow morning and at the Methodist church that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Tate
Iowa
Lipton
Cheyenne
Ranchman Struck by Lightning Near Saratoga
H. C. Paulson, a rancher near Saratoga, was struck by lightning a few days ago while raking hay. The rake he rode on was demolished and he woke with a red burn mark across his forehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Paulson
Saratoga
Cheyenne Man Takes Over Globe Hotel Ownership
H. 8. Chaplin arrived from Cheyenne and will formalize the transfer of the Globe hotel from William Arnold tomorrow. Chaplin plans to install new furniture and remodel the interior and improve the property, according to the Wheatland World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Chaplin
Globe Hotel
William Arnold
Wheatland World
Bloomer Girls Arrive To Face Indians At Athletic Park
The New England Bloomer Girls arrived from the west and will play the Indians at Athletic Park today with confidence after wins in Wyoming and other towns. A second game is set for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Reader Questions Plagiarism Claim Over Library Listings
A Cheyenne reader charges a Tribune quote appears to credit a writer named Quida for works like The Dog of Flanders and Under Two Flags, suggesting possible piracy of names once attributed to Oulda. The letter requests clarification on the new author and potential misattribution or joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
New Library
Quida
Oulda
Josher
Two Pleasant Parties Entertain City Social Set
This week two social events brightened the city scene. Ida and Gertrude Riner hosted a Monday Keefe hall dancing party with Nagel's orchestra and light refreshments. Ruth Lac ey hosted a pink and white luncheon at her East Seventeenth Street home for thirty two guests with cheerful music and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keefe Hall
Ida
Gertrude Riner
Nagel
Ruth Lacey
East Seventeenth Street
Cheyenne Line Changes Could Create 127 Mile Denver to Cheyenne Route
Burlington plans to abandon 65 miles between Sterling and Grover and build Grover to Lyons branch, creating a 127 mile Denver to Cheyenne line. Greeley Longmont Lyons would gain Cheyenne outlet. Holyoke Sterling face business impact from reduced tri weekly service. Cheyenne would become a regional hub for Wyoming and Colorado towns amid debates over paying the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Lyons
Greeley
Longmont
Cheyenne
Burlington
Sterling
Grover
Lyons Branch
Wyoming
Colorado
Holdredge
Northern
Fremont
Elkhorn
Missouri Valley
Denver-Cheyenne
Holyoke
Frontier Celebration Promises Record Cheyenne Crowds
The Frontier festival in Cheyenne is heavily advertised and expected to draw at least 20,000 visitors. Last year 15,000 attended and this year an additional 5,000 are anticipated with delegations from Chicago and the Western states planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Chicago
Frontier Committee
Wyoming Reservoirs Plan Affects State Irrigation
A. J. Parshall left for Billings to confer with F. H. Newell and Charles D. Wolcott on Wyoming reservoir sites under the new irrigation law. Parshall will report survey findings and oversees possible government segregation of land for reservoir use, with one site near Buffalo in Johnson County already chosen. A local man named Jennings died after a horse accident near Cheever’s dipping pens south of Casper. Crow Creek near Cheyenne has dried up due to irrigation withdrawals west of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Parshall
Wyoming
Billings
Mont
F. H. Newell
Charles D. Wolcott
United States Geological Survey
Parshall
Wolcott
Buffalo
Johnson County
Jennings
Cheever
Casper
Crow Creek
Cheyenne
Kiln completes 100000 brick on South Side
The large brick burning on the South Side finished with a fine class of brick ready for use. Experienced maker Franklin C. Borrall of Wheatland oversaw the process and praised the result as as good as any brick he has seen. The clay beds near the yard connect to historic deposits used for blocks in city buildings. The new bricks, in hardness color and durability, may surpass the earlier stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin C. Borrall
Wheatland
Funeral set for 8 B Rash’s young son
The funeral for the infant son of 8 B Rash is planned for tomorrow at 2 PM from the family residence with Rev. Knopf officiating. Also today the Deggerl and Gas company filed articles of incorporation to operate in Wyoming and Colorado with 15 000 dollars capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. B. Rash
Rev. Knopf
Deggerl! and Gas Company
Wyoming
Colorado
Noted Western Visitor's City Visit and Local Notices
Noted publisher William Allen White of the Emporia Graphic visited Cheyenne as guest of Senator Warren en route to the Thunder Mountain mining district in Idaho. He praised the West in contrast to Eastern views. A land transfer moved from Union Pacific to M P Keefe for 1050 dollars on sixteenth Street. Births and local notices update Webb Payton's daughter and J J Mahoney's proud dad milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Allen White
Emporia Graphic
Senator Warren
White
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Philadelphia Evening Post
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad Company
M. P. Keefe
Maxwell
van Lennon
Debs to Speak in Cheyenne on Labor and Liberty
Labor leader Eugene V. Debs will address laboring men at the Cheyenne opera house on Saturday August 23 on the topic Labor and Liberty. An event is planned at Keefe hall August 21 to benefit St Mark's M C L with dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Debs
Cheyenne
Opera House
St. Mark's M C. L
Keefe Hall
Murder of Babe Garland Arrested as Principal in Laramie Case
Frank B Garland of Laramie is arrested in Salt Lake City on murder charges in the death of Lena Nelsons infant. Deputy Yund heads to return Garland to Laramie after Lena Nelson confessed details of the strangulation and implicated Garland in the birth baby death. Lena Nelson remains under surveillance as prosecutors push to arraign both on murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank £. Garland
Laramie
Salt Lake
Lena Nelson
Charles Yund
Albany County
Frank B. Garland
Yund
Cheyenne
Richards
Garland
Frank EB. Garland
Nelson
Henderson State Examiner Returns From Wyoming Trip
H. B. Henderson state examiner returned from an extended trip to Newcastle Sundance and Sheridan northern Wyoming reports everything looking prosperous and promising in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Henderson
State Examiner
Newcastle
Sundance
Sheridan
Wyoming
Guards Bound Over in Assault Case at Local Jurisdiction
Union Pacific guards Kels P. Nickel and Frank Tomilinson were arrested on aggravated assault and battery charges for allegedly beating F. B. Perry, machinists' leader. They appeared before Judge Becker, waived preliminary hearing, and were bound over to the November term with $250 bonds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kels P. Nickel
Frank Tomilinson
Union Pacific
F. B. Perry
Nickel
Tomlinson
Becker
District Court
Wyoming Delegate Attends Trans Miasoori Congress
State Engineer Frank Bond leaves Wyoming to attend the Trans Miasoori Commercial Congress in St Paul as a Wyoming delegate. He plans to visit relatives in Iowa during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bond
St. Paul
Wyoming
Iowa
Cyclone Talk Draws Crowd At M. E. Church
Come Monday evening parishioners and curious locals gather at the M. E. church to hear Carroll explain how a cyclone thunderstorm altered the world's timeline. Admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB. Church
Carroll
Elk Train Returns Home Follows Salt Lake Carnival
The first returning train carrying Elk passed through the city last night. The Kansas herd travels homeward after leaving Salt Lake City, moving through the region toward their reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, Neb
Omaha
Salt Lake
Kansas
Seventeen Architects Submit Plane Elaborate Designs for Governor Residence
Capitol commission opened the submission of plans with seventeen designs from firms across the U.S. and abroad. Fifteen sets arrived, Brown & Brown of Nashville and H. T. B. Wendell of Columbus sent plans not yet received. The commission delayed a decision until Fred Bond returns to cast the final vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Commission
G. B. Abbott
Leroy Grant
Fred Bond
Brown & Brown
Nashville,Tenn
H. T. B. Wendell
Columbus
Ohio
William DuBois
Cheyenne
W. B. Ware
Salt Lake
White & Hulbert
Port Huron
Mich
George H. Kennerly
Chicago
Howell M. Rugel
Findley
J. P. Julian
J. B. Phillips
Douglas
J. D. Johnson
Newport
Milwaukee
J. A. Headland & Co
Co. W. Murdock
Omaha
DuBois
Mallet & Rawson
Des Moines
Mewers
Abbott
Grant
Bond
City Churches Move Morning Services to 10 30
Most city churches shift Sunday services to 10 30 A M from 11 A M to enable families to return home for lunch earlier. The change also moves the Sunday school hour up by thirty minutes to fit the new schedule.
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Ferguson
DR. G. E. Glaze
A. D. Robinson
Capitol Avenue
A. E. Roedel
Telephone
West 17Th Street
Knight
West Sixteenth St
S. Drobacz
Seventeenth Street
Eddy
A. D. Mahaffay, M. D
D. 0
Homeopath and Osteopath
Grainger Cycle Co
Bloomer Girls
Josh
Reader
Cheyenne, Wyo
D. Miller
Cowhick Dry GoodsCo
New Oil Company
Warren
Webb Payton
Silver Crown
Mra. Payton
Alex. Perry
Perry’s Inn
J. J. Mahoney
Debs
M. C. L. Dance
Carl Mather
K. B. Mather
Harry Holloway
Young Men's Literary Club
Pan Bailey
Lee Bristol
Tame
Rk.w. Rich
Joseph Dolman
Barney Hage
Adan Adamaky
Babe
Elk Band
Masons
H. A. Duncan
Pat Sullivan
M. P. Wheeler
James White
Harold Banner
J. E. Higgins
Glenrock
George Mitchell
Ava
Alex. Bowle
Chugwater
Examiner Henderson
Bloomer
Logan
Jesesesons
GEO. W. Sneider
Alan
Ribull
Wight
Cheyenne Business College
A C
Rover
New York
Wm.myers & Co
John Harrington
Geo. H. Nagle
Chas. &, Miller
Corson
Bec. and
Trem
Union Mercantile Co
Ferguson Street
Union Met Company
David Miller
Ferguson Atreet
E. S. Johnston
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